The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-02-17

There was almost freshet gst Mon
day night.
Rev. j. q Davis will Sreaoh OF thi,
place next Sabbath,
Any one suffering from rheumatism
OF neuralgia would do we'll to use Saliva
tion Oil. Price 25 cents.
Odf bost Valentine gaze us an elegan
dinner last Monday, ut which our young
est son presided with becoming dignity
,sK6Gb q reliable friend always on
hand,.' DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup has al
ways proven itself to be.
Don't!-If dealer offers you bottle
of Salvation Oil in mutilated or de
faced package, don't touch lit may be
a worthless counterfeit.
Rev. J. Walter Dickson, presiding
Elder OF the Greenville District, will
preach in the Methodist Church this
wednesday, evening.
Is your life worth 25 cents2 IF it is
do not neglect cold or cough. Use D..
Bulls Cough Syrup at once, and be cur
ed by that never failing remedy.
The correspondent of tho News and
Courier, writing from Camden says that
Judge Norton, to day, in instructing the
Grand jury, delivered one of tho most
elaborate and learned charges that had
ever been heard in that Court House.
The representatives from this County
was without doubt repealed as to this
county and Grcenville. When we stated
that sit was not repealed as any one
knew Of" we did so on official iuforma-
ton so far as the law was generally con-
ccrned, but could, at the time get no
particular information as to certain coun-
ties.
The Keowae Courier of the 10, inst
says:-"The Coleman House in Seneca
was the centre of an interesting scene last
Monday night. Mr.. Goldsmith and Miss
Fannie Payne, of Atlanta, Ga, could
not :consumate their desires in that
city, by reason Of the non age of the
bride, hence they made a flying visit to
Seneca and had the hymenial knot tied
there by Rev. j. j. Neville. We wish
the young couple much happiness and
prosperity in their adventure.
In Greenville few weeks ago L. Wat
son, who lives near the city, had his
horse frightened by pack of hounds
following n dummy train in the West
End. The horse ran away, demoGshing
the wagon, and, MS Dr.. Watson claims
endangered his life. He has decided to
bring suit against j. e. Spragler, the
owner of the hounds, to recover $3.50
damages. Mr. NJ. l.. Ansel will repre-
sent the claimant.
The Daily Advocate published at
Gainesville, Fla, i'll speaking Of DR..
John I. Holm 9swcrth in it's issue of
the 4t1A inst, seems to have been mis-
lead. After stating that bis only
companion was Il small negro boy, it
remarked:
"rhe trip might have benefited
him. but fof the fact that he campcd
at night and made his bed on the
cold, cold ground, with Heavens can
opy for a coverings"
The fact is the Doctors companion
is remarkably stout and intelligent
colored man, and a good cook. He
was provided with an elegant spring
wagon, with a close fitting cover, and
sleeping apartment most comfortably
arranged and provided with a good
wool mattress half way between the
roof and floor of the wagon, and also
having IN ample supply of fine wool
blankets. SO he did not F'malIc his
bed Oh the cold, cold ground"
The following is taken from the
Alachu Advocate of the 10th Instant:
<'NIr. j. p. BogSs, pleasant young
gentleman from Pickcns, S. c., is
here with his cousin, DR.. Hollings-
worth, who is sick at the Magnolia
House, but who, we are pleascd.to say,
is improving quite rapidly"
Both Waiting.